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another point I stumbeled over when milling my current board is this:
Milling the circumference of the board needs to be as deep as the boards material is thick, clear enough.
Now we come to holes.
The same approach is valid for holes when thinking of cutouts in the board, lets say holes for fastening the board to the housing.
But perhaps we need other holes, holes for aligning top and bottom side when dealing with two sided boards.
Those holes have to go through the board and into the bed to fasten the alignment poles.
At the moment I have to generate a special file for those aligning holes by deleting all other holes and milling pathes.
Do you have an idea how to deal with this easily?
Thanks!
Harald
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Might be doable.
There are two layers that get drills, the Holes layer, and the Drills layer.
Drills are associated with components.
Holes are holes that the user adds, and therefore could have its own depth.
I'll have to think about 'surprises' though, as I don't want people to drill through their mount, etc.
Hi John,
another point I stumbeled over when milling my current board is this:
Milling the circumference of the board needs to be as deep as the boards material is thick, clear enough.
Now we come to holes.
The same approach is valid for holes when thinking of cutouts in the board, lets say holes for fastening the board to the housing.
But perhaps we need other holes, holes for aligning top and bottom side when dealing with two sided boards.
Those holes have to go through the board and into the bed to fasten the alignment poles.
At the moment I have to generate a special file for those aligning holes by deleting all other holes and milling pathes.
Do you have an idea how to deal with this easily?
Thanks!
Harald
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: